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BRUEL & KJAER System V - System Interconnection; Fan Motor Fuses

BRUEL & KJAER System V
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70 mm (2,75
ini
15
mm
(0.59 i
ni
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Fig. 2 . 4 .
Bas
e
p/ate
dime
nsio
ns
for
4801
T
2.2.1.
System
Interconnection
The Type
4801
Exciter Body is
supplied
with
two
captive cables. One
of
these
is a five-
core cable,
which
carries
three-phase
mains
power
to
the
Exciter Body. It
includes
a
neu
-
tral
and an
earth
. The
other
is
the
safety
trigger
cable .
When
the
4801
is used
with
a
suitable
B & K
amplifier
such as Types
2707
or
2708,
this
cable is used
to
initiate
shut-
down
in
the
event
of
overheat
ing
of
the
field
coil, loss
of
a
supply
phase
or
blowing
of
one
of
the
fuses
on
the
safety
circuit
board.
Shutdown
includes
removal
of
both
the
exci-
tation
and
the
three-phase
supply f
rom
the
Exciter.
For
connection
of
these
cables
to
a B & K
Amplifier
Type
2707
or
2708
,
refer
to
the
in-
struction
manuals
for
these
instruments
.
If
the
4801
is
to
be
connected
to
an
older
am-
plifier
Type
2707
, having si ngle-phase
power
requirements,
consult
your
B & K represen-
tative
. Remember
to
reduce CURRENT LIMIT
to
alevei
appropriate
to
the
head in use,
especially
with
the
more
powerfu
l
Amplifier
Type
2708
.
For
maximum
operating
safety
the
green
/
yellow
conductor
in
the
power
cable
must
be
connected
to
a
suitable
earth,
such as
the
protective
earth
contact
of
a mains socket
out
-
let . The use
of
extension
cables
without
protective
conductor
sha.1I
be avoided.
Connection
of
th
e Exciter Head
to
the
power
amplifier
is made via drive cable
AQ
0026
,
which
has a
3-pin
connector
at each end.
Either
end
may
be connected
to
the
Exciter
Head.
2.2.2
. Fan
Motor
Fuses
The
three
fan
-
motor
fuses
are
situated
on
the
safet
y
circuit
board.
To
gain
access to
them
remove
th
e base cover
of
the
Exciter,
which
is held
in
place by
four
screws.
See
lO

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